Chewstick hosts Raspberry Pi Day fundraiser Royal Gazette A Raspberry Pi is a $30 computer that can run off a phone charger and, throughout the event, participants will be able to create videos of performances as well as play retro games. The Pi runs an operating system called Linux which is free and open ..
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Stop! Before you read anything please watch NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman giving us a quick fly-through of the ISS. In the video you see various computers and screens on the walls and it’s crazy to think that two Raspberry Pis will soon be there alongside them
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Astro Pi: Flight Hardware Tech Specs
Stop! Before you read anything please watch NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman giving us a quick fly-through of the ISS. In the video you see various computers and screens on the walls and it’s crazy to think that two Raspberry Pis will soon be there alongside them.
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ElectronicsWeekly.com Raspberry Pi gets VNC remote access birthday present ElectronicsWeekly.com You can now connect your Raspberry Pi from any Windows, Mac or Linux computer using free downloadable software from RealVNC. The software known as VNC can be used with Raspberry Pi in two ways.
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I have a Raspberry Pi project that I’d love to use street maps for, but it would be a daunting challenge for me to figure out how to read map data and write the code to draw the maps on screen.
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Tangram: An Open Source Map Rendering Library
I have a Raspberry Pi project that I’d love to use street maps for, but it would be a daunting challenge for me to figure out how to read map data and write the code to draw the maps on screen. It’s why I was delighted to discover Tangram ES , which is a library for rendering 2D and 3D maps using OpenGL ES 2 with data from OpenStreetMap. The library works on a number of devices, including of course Raspberry Pi
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The Australian Raspberry Pi : a $35 computer can do a lot The Australian This week I've been using the $US35 Raspberry Pi 2, a bare-bones Linux computer no bigger than a juice box. And I've rediscovered something I had forgotten: the thrill of tinkering with a machine and its software.
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Wall Street Journal Raspberry Pi 2 Review: A $35 Computer Can Do a Heck of a Lot Wall Street Journal This week I've been using the $35 Raspberry Pi 2, a bare-bones Linux computer no bigger than a juice box. And I've rediscovered something I had forgotten: the thrill of tinkering with a machine and its software
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InformationWeek Raspberry Pi 2: Six Things You Can (and Can't) Do InformationWeek The original Raspberry Pi changed the way many engineers and developers thought about the possibilities of an embedded system. A $35 Linux server in a 3″ x 5″ package, the “RasPi” allowed developers to write complex control systems using the same
Business Spectator Raspberry Pi 2: Souped up and ready to rumble Business Spectator Now a Raspberry Pi -led office revolution may be upon us, thanks to a new, souped-up version of the credit card-sized computer.
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